Axel Zein promotes a new way we manage businesses today: think of business as a sport.
In sports, the team is decisive; the team with the best players usually wins.
And sports are fun.
So what qualifies a manager to be the perfect coach for his team?
Who is doing the work in a normal company?
It is not the CEO, not the managers but the engineers, the guys on the shop floor and the sales reps.
They are the players on the field.
A manager is supposed to be their coach.
But we are not educated to be coaches.
During our careers, we usually encounter a couple of really bad bosses, many mediocre managers and only a few outstanding ones.
Guy Kawasaki discusses the leadership and innovation principles that he learned from working with Steve Jobs at Apple. Kawasaki highlights Jobs' focus on creating...
Kiki Ayers challenges the audience to understand the true meaning of entrepreneurship, highlighting the disparity between perception and reality in being an entrepreneur. She...
Something profound is changing our concept of trust, says Rachel Botsman. While we used to place our trust in institutions like governments and banks,...
